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Britain's Got Talent star Jordan Banjo's show Eat Well For Less has been cancelled by the BBC, as part of the broadcaster's plan to shake up its programmes.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of the Seaham Food Festival in County Durham this weekend (August 6-7).

"Curryfication" documentary, by Auckland film maker Amit Tripuraneni, is set to air on TV1 this Saturday, November 6.

In Tuesday’s episode of the popular TVNZ 1 consumer show, the Binns were left speechless when their weekly food budget was revealed to have ballooned to $804. Eat Well For Less hosts Ganesh Raj and Mike Van de Elzen called their food spending “outrageous” and criticised their lack of planning and reliance on takeaways to feed the family. “That’s a lot … I think that total was definitely more than we were expecting,” says Alex, who works in IT and is described in the show as a "super-snacker". Angela, who works in finance, admits: “Budget has never been an issue for us”.

TVNZ Ganesh Raj and Mike Van de Elzen return for a new season of Eat Well For Less NZ. REVIEW: “How can you say that with a straight face?” For all the potential economic, culinary and nutritional advice the first series of Eat Well For Less offered, this is what I took away from it. A beautifully timed one-liner, delivered with panache by the lifestyle series’ co-host Ganesh Raj. While I had some reservations about the series, especially the New Zealand-version’s sponsorship by a certain supermarket chain, it’s easy to see why it was the second-most watched TVNZ1 show (behind o...